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Feasibility Report in Project Management (Example & Sample Included)

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It helps decision-makers determine whether the project is viable by assessing various factors such as technical feasibility, financial viability, operational capacity and market demand. This report typically includes an analysis of project objectives, required resources, potential risks, estimated costs and expected benefits.

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What Is Job Costing? When to Use a Costing Sheet (Example Included)

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When a contractor bids on a project or a manufacturer takes on a job, they need to have an accurate forecast of the price for the project to make a profit, which is why job costing is so important. We’ll go over all, plus explain when to use job costing and provide an example of job costing to make sure the definition is clear.

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Kanban vs. Scrum: What’s the Difference?

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Assign work to your team members, manage resources, estimate costs, automate workflows and much more. ProjectManager’s kanban boards can help plan projects and identify bottlenecks. That hasn’t stopped practitioners from using scrum in varying industries, from retail logistics to event planning.

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Kanban History: Origin & Expansion Across Industries

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While kanban systems were once analog, they have since moved into the digital space and are often found in project management software. ProjectManager is award-winning project and portfolio management software that has powerful kanban features that can estimate project costs and track resource allocation.

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The Importance of Operational Project Management for Businesses

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Now, let’s look at what an operational project would be. There are many examples of operational projects, such as implementing a new inventory management system, optimizing the supply chain logistics of the organization, streamlining customer service processes or upgrading IT infrastructure.

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Typical Challenges in Manufacturing Projects and Ways to Address Them

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As a rule, manufacturing project s include complex processes, e.g., design, prototyping, production, quality control, logistics, etc. Poor management of these workflows will result in reduced productivity and bottlenecks, which in turn will lead to increasing manufacturing project s’ lead times.

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12 Steps to Creating a Successful Project Scope

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If implementing new software is the deliverable, but training is outside the project scope, say so. Manage project budgets. Every project costs money, and most of the time there aren’t unlimited funds. That’s why no project plan is complete without a budget breakdown. Address anything that might impede progress.